Agency Warns Car-Buyers Of Tire Switching Dealers
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration warned buyers that some new car dealers substitute inferior tires or fail to meet manufacturer specifications, risking safety and liability. Acting Administrator James Wilson urged consumers to verify tires meet specs and urged dealers to provide load carrying equivalence to original tires to avoid penalties.
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Washington
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
James Wilson
Wilson
Weather Eases Mississippi Pressure Amid Flood Risk
Associated Press reports a tranquil Midwest forecast through Sunday should allow the Mississippi and its tributaries to recede modestly though high waters leave crests upriver. The Cairo, Illinois, flood crest is expected Thursday near 55 feet.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Mississippi
National Weather Service
St. Louis
Winfield
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Cairo
Louisiana
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Ohio
New Orleans
Listeners Flock To Letter Tunes In Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee music lovers over 35 seek old time records. Lamplighter lounge operator Al Swinney reports 20 vintage records on the juke box draw heavy play. He notes the crowd prefers Glenn Miller Harry James the Mills Brothers Tommy Dorsey Wayne King and Jerry Vale over modern acts.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
al Swinney
Lamplighter
Swinney
Strawberry Alarm Clock
Iron Butterfly
Glenn Miller
Harry James
Mills Brothers
Tommy Dorsey
Wayne King
Jerry Vale
St Luke's Nursing Honors List Includes Cedar Rapids Students
St Luke's Methodist Hospital School of Nursing released its spring term honors list featuring 37 students. Cedar Rapids four students Suzanne Armstrong Jane Barry Becky Shaffer and Mary Lou Webster join Marion student Jean Lensch among named honorees. Additional area honorees include Edythe Stoker Deep River Cheri DeWitt Elizabeth Rowden Gladbrook Diane Faas Ladora Dorothy Like Monticello Sandra Larson Lois Carlson Martin Postville Lois Beyer Strawberry Point JoAnn Collingswood Linda Menary Williamsburg and Mary Jean Inglis Wyoming.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
St. Luke’s Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
John A. Wilkinson
Suzanne Armstrong
Jane Barry
Becky Shaffer
Mary Lou Webster
Jean Lensch
Edythe Stoker
Deep River
Cheri DeWitt
Elizabeth Rowden
Gladbrook
Diane Faas
Lad
Picasso School Named for Artist in Rio de Janeiro
In Rio de Janeiro Brazil authorities announced a new school will be named after the late artist Pablo Picasso. Earlier this year Brazilian federal censors banned a published collection of Picasso erotic sketches.
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Picasso
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Pablo Picasso
Agnew Calls for Media Discussion After Harding Speech
Vice President Spiro Agnew said the Nixon administration is ready to join a productive discussion with the news media. He urged setting aside visceral reactions and acknowledged hostility between the administration and the press while offering to reevaluate earlier criticisms in a bid for mutual understanding.
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Woodlawn, Md
Spiro Agnew
Harding College
Agnew
Maryland Press Club
Nixon
Torture Killing by Satan Worshipers Stuns Daytona Beach
A 17 year old boy who testified against a private school was tortured for a day before being killed at a ramshackle rooming house. Police say the victim was tied to a table in an altar room and flogged with chains and stabbed with glass. Three teenagers are charged with murder and the case ties to the school raid and alleged open sexual conduct. The body was found in a remote wooded area 15 miles southwest of Daytona Beach. Names and ages of suspects include Kenneth Francis 17, Charles Paige 21, John Colbert 18.
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Fla
Ross Cochran
Fresno
Calif
Robert Palmer
Palmer
Cochran
Roach Haven
Deborah Shook
Washington, N.J
Cindy Black
Rexdale
Ont
Howard Waellus
Detroit
Green Valley School
Orange City
Francis
Here
Kenneth Francis
Pope Airbase
More
N.C
Charles Paige
John Colbert
Wedding Slasher Couple Flaunts Scar in Altar Room
In a basement altar room the pair, identified as a man and Miss Shook, displayed a jagged stomach scar to reporter Nicholas Frazee of Dayton Ohio who said he married Miss Shook. They declared acts denouncing God and symbols with red paint and vowed to slash their stomachs during the ceremony. The scene featured bottles candles and black painted initiates.
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Miss
Nicholas Frazee
Dayton
Ohio
Miss Shook
Police Captain Describes Youths as Transients
Police Captain F W Perrin said the youths roam from place to place living off a loaf of bread and a package of baloney. Advertise where people look. Use a want ad, Dial 398 8234.
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F. W. Perrin
Dial
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